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In reply to Post #1
I have to admit that i have always had an issue with nash and the poor quality stuff that they churn out
I bought a scope transporter 2 months ago because to be fair to them, i liked the design
190 quid and two trips in, one of the zips has failed and one of the carry handles has almost completely come away
Utter utter garbage company
Reels are a fairly specialist bit of engineering. Stick to a company that has a history making them and gears etc
Nash cant even produce a zip that works
I have to admit that i have always had an issue with nash and the poor quality stuff that they churn out
I bought a scope transporter 2 months ago because to be fair to them, i liked the design
190 quid and two trips in, one of the zips has failed and one of the carry handles has almost completely come away
Utter utter garbage company
Reels are a fairly specialist bit of engineering. Stick to a company that has a history making them and gears etc
Nash cant even produce a zip that works
In reply to Post #17
That's the sad thing about Nash they have great ideas titan ,scopes ect but finished product is poor quality for the high prices
That's the sad thing about Nash they have great ideas titan ,scopes ect but finished product is poor quality for the high prices
In reply to Post #18
Are the Scope reels really that poor, as I love the concept?
Are the Scope reels really that poor, as I love the concept?
In reply to Post #19
I had a Titan TC Pro, brilliant, only rods I own now are Scope 10ft 2.75's, 4.5lb spod, brilliant, 6ft Sorn off, brilliant. Scope rod bags, twin and singles, spot on. Do have Shimmys on the 10 foots but a BP-6 on the Sorn off, never had a problem with that either. Had the R3's for a while, bought second hand and never missed a beat. And other odd bits of luggage with no problem. So from my experience, never had a problem with Nash gear.
I had a Titan TC Pro, brilliant, only rods I own now are Scope 10ft 2.75's, 4.5lb spod, brilliant, 6ft Sorn off, brilliant. Scope rod bags, twin and singles, spot on. Do have Shimmys on the 10 foots but a BP-6 on the Sorn off, never had a problem with that either. Had the R3's for a while, bought second hand and never missed a beat. And other odd bits of luggage with no problem. So from my experience, never had a problem with Nash gear.
Fair enough does anyone has the GT reels?
In reply to Post #1
Shimano over Nash all day long.
Shimano over Nash all day long.
In reply to Post #6
The older members will remember Badger reels, Nash are probably on a par.
The older members will remember Badger reels, Nash are probably on a par.
Anyone got Xtractor reels?
In reply to Post #23
Badger 👍🏼 I'd rather have the reasonably priced **** reels compared to over priced **** reels
Badger 👍🏼 I'd rather have the reasonably priced **** reels compared to over priced **** reels
In reply to Post #20
I find the problem with nash gear is the price.
I find the problem with nash gear is the price.
In reply to Post #23
Come off it, some nash kit isn't the best but seriously? Badger? They were the ngt of yesterday, just worse if that's possible
Come off it, some nash kit isn't the best but seriously? Badger? They were the ngt of yesterday, just worse if that's possible
In reply to Post #27
Or Dragon carp quality gear lol😂
Or Dragon carp quality gear lol😂
In reply to Post #27
I have a pal that bought a badger rod back in the day. First cast and the tip broke off
True story.
I have a pal that bought a badger rod back in the day. First cast and the tip broke off
True story.
In reply to Post #29
Yep bloody awful tat, vision were another one. And I can remeber a certain well known "angler" who was a consultant for them... Yeah right yeah
Yep bloody awful tat, vision were another one. And I can remeber a certain well known "angler" who was a consultant for them... Yeah right yeah